NES-1395

Merrit B
Precision starts at the tip, and the NES-1395 pointed explorer probe is built around that principle. Its slender, sharply tapered working ends are designed to travel along tooth surfaces, into interproximal spaces, and around restoration margins, picking up on subtle irregularities that a visual exam alone would miss. As a core diagnostic instrument in any operatory, it helps clinicians catch caries, calculus deposits, defective margins, and enamel irregularities before they progress into larger problems.
Machined from surgical-grade stainless steel, the NES-1395 is offered with handle options to suit different clinical preferences: a lightweight hollow handle available in Ø 8mm and Ø 9.5mm, or a more substantial solid handle at Ø 6mm. Both options are weighted for extended chairside use, reducing hand fatigue during long diagnostic sessions, and both maintain a stable, non-slip grip even with gloved, damp hands.
The instrument’s satin finish resists corrosion and staining, and it withstands repeated autoclave cycles without dulling, pitting, or losing its point definition, so it performs consistently appointment after appointment. Its compact profile also makes it simple to sterilize, store, and organize alongside other explorers and probes on a standard instrument tray.
Whether used during routine screenings, periodontal charting, or restorative evaluations, the NES-1395 gives dentists and hygienists the fine tactile feedback they need to make confident, accurate calls chairside, every single time.